Egypt ‘must probe Cairo violence’

01 Jan 2006

Human rights activists are seeking an independent inquiry after an Egyptian police operation to break up a protest camp left more than 20 Sudanese dead. “The high loss of life suggests the police acted with extreme brutality,” said New York-based Human Rights Watch. UN Secretary General Kofi Annan said the deaths were a “terrible tragedy that cannot be justified”. Full Story

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